Architecture
Castle of Ronse
The Castle of Ronse (Dutch: Kasteel van Ronse or French: Château de Renaix) is a former palace in Ronse, Belgium. It was built in 1630 by John VIII, Count of Nassau-Siegen to serve as the ‘ancestral castle’ of the Catholic branch of the House of Nassau. It was designed in Renaissance style and modelled after the Luxembourg Palace in Paris. It was demolished in 1823. Except for some foundations below a 19th-century villa, nothing remains of what was once considered one of the most beautiful castles of the Southern Netherlands.
Also on this shelf
Acireale Cathedral.
Erasmus House.
See also
- ▸Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos, Suzdal
- ▸Great Pyramid of Giza
- ▸Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum of Lviv
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